Christmas is coming and Ted is SO excited,he's just about ready to pop! "Is it Christmas yet" he cries. "It is it Christmas yet" Poor Ted - will it EVER be ChristmasA fantastic new board book edition of a favourite Christmas story by the award-winning Jane Chapman (The Little White Owl and The Bears in the Bed and the Great Big Storm),Is It Christmas Yetis the perfect festive gift for little ones with the Christmas jitters! With sturdy pages that are easy for little hands to turn,along with beautiful illustrations and a vibrant,funny text,this is an ideal book to read with children in the run up to Christmas.
Publisher: Little Tiger Press GroupISBN: 9781801040419Dimensions: 168 x 163 x 12 mm
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"A familiar cry for parents of young children - when your young one can't wait,share with them this story of Ted who thought Christmas would never come.""It is a wonderful kind story with lovable characters. Parents and children would easily identify themselves in similar situations,and will chuckle together,reading this amusing and entertaining book.""We've all been there; impatient children during the festive season shouting "Is it Christmas yet",and Big Bear is no different with this shout coming from Ted every five minutes in the lead up to the big day. This delightful book follows their preparations,Ted's impatience,Big Bear's tolerance towards the mad rushing around,and then the happiness of Christmas morning and ripping the presents open.""This beautifully illustrated story perfectly captures the excitement and anticipation of Christmas for small children. Is it Christmas Yet is a wonderful story to read during Christmas preparations and leaves you with a warm,festive feeling inside.""This charming story is an ideal book to read in the run up to the big day.""It captures a child's anticipation and excitement about the big day and what's really important when preparing for Christmas. This is a perfect story to read with your little one.""Sometimes the simplest titles are the best. Jane Chapman has a wonderfully sympathetic drawing style when tackling bears,and this depiction of an over-excited cub and his weary parent is no exception."
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